Manchester Motors

We purchased an older luxury car and had a problem within the first two weeks. The dealership was made aware of the problem and advised that we should advise the technician when it was inspected after the ti the first two weeks. The dealership was made aware of the problem and advised that we should advise the technician when it was inspected after the title was received. We made them aware of the issue at time of the inspection. They advised that if the problem continued to let them know. They didn’t indicate what they thought the problem might be. After the 30 day warranty period was over the car would not start and needed a very expensive repair. Can’t help but feel they were aware of the problem before the car was sold. More